Discover what you can do online with an ‘my Social Security’ account
VA News ·
With your "my Social Security" account, you can securely access your information, manage your benefits online and keep an eye on your personal records.
Whether for your next mission, your family’s future or life after service, you already know the value of planning ahead. Your personal “my Social Security” account helps you do just that. It’s the most convenient way to do business with Social Security, anytime and from any internet-connected device. If you have not created your personal my Social Security account yet, get started today at www.ssa.gov/myaccount.
With your “my Social Security” account, you can securely access your information, manage your benefits without visiting a field office and keep an eye on your personal records. Whether you’re transitioning out of the military, working in a civilian career or already retired, your account moves with you.
If you’re already receiving benefits, you can:
If you’re not currently receiving benefits, you can:
You can also request a replacement Social Security card (in most states and the District of Columbia) without visiting an office.
For a full list of services, including those for businesses, government agencies and organizational payees, visit Social Security’s Online Services webpage at www.ssa.gov/onlineservices.
Whether you’re working shifts, going to school on the G.I. Bill or balancing family and reserve duty, Social Security’s online features are available around the clock. You can securely manage your information whenever it fits your schedule—not just during office hours.
Visit Social Security’s website to sign in or create your personal “my Social Security” account. Explore everything you can do online, securely, conveniently and at your fingertips.
Social Security also has a dedicated Information for Military and Veterans webpage at www.ssa.gov/people/veterans. There, you’ll find:
Share this information with your family and Veteran network so they can go digital and sign up for their personal “my Social Security” account today.